On its 100th anniversary, Matthew Ricketson considers The New Yorker’s remarkable journalism and vital role in our chaotic, ...

An American vice president went to Munich to carry on about his idealism while breaking bread with those who would obliterate ...

Here is the abstract: This essay analyzes how the U.S. constitutional order responds to democratic crisis, by examining how the Supreme Court adjudicated cases related to … Continue reading “Elections ...

Trevor Morrison and I have published this essay in the NYT today on a question many people are asking. The NYT gave us a lot of space, given the importance of the issue, which makes excerpting the ...

The vice president’s speech last week at the Munich Security Conference, combined with his meeting with the leader of the far ...

In a panel discussion on Wednesday sponsored by the department of feminist, gender and sexualities, experts discussed the ...

Voting rights advocates and students say the bills would discriminate against college students who feel more connected to the ...

Agreement with Trump’s policy aims need not mean agreement with his power grab. But the most powerful branch of government — the branch with the power to check the others — is supine. It is not that ...

It turns out that one of the greatest threats to democracy is the very freedom that it grants us – the right to vote. Many of ...

Her recent guest essay for The New York Times is headlined “Are We Sleepwalking ... And what you’re seeing is that Orbán is ...

In 2017, Björn Höcke, a party leader in the eastern state of Thuringia, complained that Germans were “the only people in the world who’ve planted a monument of shame at the heart of their capital” — a ...

The White House says billionaire Elon Musk is not the administrator of the Department of Government Efficiency team that is sweeping through federal agencies, but is actually a senior adviser to Presi ...